ST. MARY'S BAZAAR.

Nelson Evening Mail, Volume VII, Issue 300, 17 December 1872, Page 2

ST. MARY'S BAZAAR.

To the Editor oi- the Nelson JSvENiKa Maii,

Sir— At the occasion of the Bazaar which is going to be opened to-morrow: allow me to address your readers the following :— When you go to a bazaar which is got up for some public good, particularly for educational purposes, you ought first to. make up your mind generously and cheerfully to give your mite towards it. By so doing .you promote education and civiljzation,y6u lay the foundation.ofausefurinstitutioh; you prepare the way. tb the, rising generation ; < ■ you ..lead many in : the "path of knowledge, you torm good members of society;; usefokcltizeiisV; and sdcial-neighbors. • The neixt thing is toconsider that at the same time that you .promote ;th«»ig<)dd^vwork you 'do not give" awa^ your money as^onaoinWsubscWptipn^orriak i^ ; a 8 W aQ i^ u Pioni'i.bujt.you;receivf Iso#^Q^g^ii^i<^o^y:^l so #^ Q^g^ii^i<^o^y:^ lyou : :be^fl6s;yMreel?l^it^tii4Baline; time^assiit'

cases, the free gift of two persons; for instance, if it be a frock or a cushion, one gave the material, the,other who puti>it together gave the work; you! are^he ; one yho'icomplete the object by; giving a* i price which daisies the fund for the gco 1 iusiitiit'on # you receive tbe value of your money, you- : lose : nothing, and yet you promote the good cauVe. I am, yours, A Fkiend to Education;